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Re: [T3] brake fluid


<x-charset ISO-8859-1>OK, if so, this brings me back to my original question: how can I tell which
type is already in there (colour?)


Daniel Baum
1969 Type 34 automatic
http://www.qldesign.com/type34



> It is *not* wise to put DOT-3 into a vehicle that uses DOT-4
> fluid, but you can always safely put higher-number fluid in.  In
> fact, some racer types do it intentionally to get better thermal
> performance or something, I forget what the exact benefit is.
>
> Oh, and don't use an old previously-opened container if you can
> help it, unless you live in the desert: brake fluid sucks up
> moisture in the air like that silica gel stuff.  Sadly, most
> leftover fluid should go to hazardous waste centers.
>
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